Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-18

Spencer and VIM. Craft, have all
gone to New York.
Daniel Kilburn expects to build a
large barn the coming summer and
Daniel Spencer house.
Charley Blay has taken the La
Fountain place, and MIR. LABEL has
moved to J. Dupont's house.
Glover.
Class meetings on Thursday eve,
at the NJ. E. vestry, and at F. P. A.
Clark's.
Jessie and Mary Norton have gone
to New Hampshire, to work in fac
tory there.
Abbie Garfield starts for Lyndon
Monday morning to begin her sum
mer's work.
Johnnie Prindle has rejoined his
company, and writes that his health
is improving.
Mrs. E. W. Pierce and children
have gone to New York, her former
home, on visit.
Mrs. D. S. Young had fine lot of
new millinery and fancy goods come
from Boston last week.
Report says the Swasey farm has
again changed hands, this time pur-
chased by Mrs. A. E. Rich.
Harley J. Dwinell is here from
Boston, visiting his parents. j..
Darling is home to spend sugarlng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gle have sold
out and moved back to Littleton,
their former home. Jack Ellis has
purchased their residence here.
Rev. c. W. Morse delivered his
farewell sermon last Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Morse and wife have
been among US three years and we
regret TO part Will tHeH.
West Glover.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. c. S. Cook,
Thursday, April DIST. This being
the annual meeting, all members are
requested to be present at p. m.
Greensboro.
Sugar-making drags slowly at this
time, and many are making no effort
at all.
Fred Crozier has gone to Randolph
and Geo. Montgomery takes his
place in Rabbits store.
H. D. Phillips has sold his premis-
es in the village to Chas. J. Ufford,
and has moved to Barton. VIM. Ora
ham is going to occupy the premises.
Greensboro Bend.
I. II. Harrington is on the sick
list. He has not been very healthy
IOf year OF TWO.
The Greensboro Bend band has
been engaged to furnish music for
Memorial day services in this place.
The railroad folks lost part of a
carload of corn on the bridge
near this station, and the small
boys were fishing it out of the river
for some days, some getting five or
six bushels.
The temperance society hold their
meetings in J. DeBrune's hall. The
church people notified the G. A. R.
and temperance folks that they
should require from each society a
certain amount of rent for the church
vestry after the first of May, which
the Post and Division didn't see fit
to pay and they have rented rooms
at Mr.. DeBrune's. Nearly all of
the furniture belongs to the Post
and Division.
lrasbIIrgh.
Geo. w. Russell has bought VIM.
Fishers house.
Jennie Corley is to teach in So.
Barton this summer.
NJ. NJ. Taplin is in New Hampshire
with a carload of horses.
Mary Corley teaches the higher, and
Clara K. Barnard the primary depart
ment of the village school.
Eugene Webster recently bought a
pair of horses and is going to draw
lumber to Barton Landing.
Carrie Allen started for Boston
Thursday morning to attend the New
England Conservatory of music until
June.
Public examination of teachers at
the school-house in the village, Sat-
urday, April Both, commencing at 9
o'clock.
Mrs. Carr, who has been spending
several weeks with Mrs. L. H.
Thompson, has returned to Brookfeld,
taking Helen Thompson with her.
Mr.. Bailey, the new druggist, is
putting a jewelers. bench in one of
his store windows. He comes rec
commended as an experienced drug
gist and skillful jeweler.
10 we'll
The Friend Children have the
diphtheria.
Mrs. ID. E. Curtis has returned to
her home in Boston.
H. ID. Stannard has moved on to
the old farm with his mother.
Henry Sawyer has broken house
keeping and Mr.. Brigham is alone.
Henry Stannard has broken up
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